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Allroy's Revenge

All · 1989

36 min · 14 tracks · punk · pop-punk

Fast-paced punk energy collides with melodic hooks and irreverent lyrics, embodying the spirit of late '80s pop-punk.

Why this album works

'Allroy's Revenge' marked a significant moment for All as it helped define their place within the pop-punk genre, receiving positive reviews that praised its catchy melodies and lyrical wit. The album's success on college radio charts established them as a vital force in the punk scene during a transformative era.
Best for
short, punchy listening sessions immediate hooks and energy front-loaded bursts of intensity
Context
Released in 1989, 'Allroy's Revenge' was All's second studio album following their formation after the dissolution of Descendents. At this point in their career, All was solidifying their identity in the punk scene while exploring a more accessible sound compared to their predecessors.
Stylistic neighbors
No Doubt· NOFX· Pete Shelley

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Gnutheme 1:44
  • 2 Fool Standout 1:40
  • 3 Check One 0:43
  • 4 Scary Sad 2:49
  • 5 Man‐O‐Steel 1:40
  • 6 Box 3:21
  • 7 Copping Z 2:51
  • 8 Hot Rod Lincoln 2:53
  • 9 She’s My Ex 3:17
  • 10 Bubble Gum 2:41
  • 11 Mary 3:25
  • 12 Net 4:12
  • 13 No Traffic 2:54
  • 14 Carnage 2:34

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